Cedarland Bakery & Restaurant

Riverside

In a Nutshell

Authentic Lebanese cuisine

Specialty falafel and hummus

Savory meat, cheese, and spinach pies

Family owned

The Fine Print

Promotional value expires Feb 25, 2011. Amount paid never expires.Limit 2 per person, may purchase multiple as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Limit 1 per visit. Tax and gratuity not included. Valid for dine-in and carryout only.Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.

Cedarland Bakery & Restaurant

The Mediterranean Sea shaped some of the world's most ancient civilizations, who gathered by its shores to dive for the delicious falafel, hummus, and tabouli growing beneath its crystal waves. Transport to this legendary culinary coast with today's deal: for $7, you get $15 worth of Middle Eastern and Lebanese cuisine at CedarLand Bakery and Restaurant on Linden Avenue.

The menu at CedarLand features authentic Lebanese fare, served fresh from kitchen to plate. The tasty falafel sandwich ($4.99) is delicious on its own, but it achieves super-food status when paired with creamy hummus and pita bread ($3.50). Middle Eastern staples like tabouli salad ($3.50) and baba ghannouj ($3.50) are also available for quelling raucous appetite keggers with healthy, naturally delicious fare. Shawarma and shish kebab sandwiches ($4.99) are made with beef or chicken, and each is lovingly tucked into its bread borders before being sung to sleep by a chorus of chic peas. Pies are a specialty at CedarLand, which features varieties like meat pie made with ground beef, onion, tomato, and spices ($1 to $2.99), mozzarella cheese pie ($1 to $2.99), and Popeye's favorite on-the-go snack, spinach pie ($1).

This causal, family owned restaurant features a picturesque wall mural, Middle Eastern decorative touches, and an inviting display case full of fresh-baked goods. Baklava and other assorted pastries ($1 each) are made from scratch, while savory sides keep customers and empty stomachs dreaming of their next Lebanese feast.

Good for dine-in and carry-out only.

Reviews

CedarLand is one of those places that feels like a true family kitchen, in ambiance, service and most of all, in the food. It’s great stuff. Can’t wait to get back and try some more of their delicacies. – Roy Rollins, Leadbelly Blog, Dayton Daily News

Cedar Land [sic] is a good restaurant. Their wrapped olive leaves are delicious! It's a great lunch place and very nice for take-out when family is in town. It's different and unique. – mvblair, Yahoo! Local

Cedarland Bakery & Restaurant

Taking its name from the symbolic plant of Lebanon, Cedarland Bakery & Restaurant excites palates with the sweet and savory delicacies from the Levant. Fluffy loaves of pita conceal treasures of crunchy-chewy falafel and tender chicken shawarma, and meat- and spinach-filled pastries challenge apple pie for its coveted spot in the American psyche. A handsome mural of rustic Mediterranean scenery fills the space, complementing relaxing hookah sessions or feasts of baklava, hummus, and baked kibbeh.